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r n -: G'l ">' \..v~_ulJ e 4/14/69, Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the rules be suspended ana the bill be read the third time by council bill number with unanimous ,consent of the Council. Mr. Teague voted no, and the bill was held over to the meeting of April 28, 1969. I Council Bill No. 8812 - Sanitary sewer in the area bounded by a line 160' north of Pershing Street on the north; by the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way on the east and south; and by Hwy. 99 North on the west was submitted and read in full. The Director of Public Works explained that this had been left until this year because of concern for financial impact upon abutting property owners who will be assessed the cost of sewers. The City Man- lager read l~tters f~om property owners, both in favor and against construction of sanitary sewers. /Mr.A. W. Kilborne, in a letter from Southern Pacific, opposed the inclusion of its property lying along ,the easterly side of Bethel Drive within the assessment district. Mrs. Margaret Budiski, 2715 Bell Lane and Mr. Joe Chace, 2768 BeU Lane opposed the project and said their septic tanks had never caused any trouble, and the sanitary sewers were unnecessary in this area. Mrs.Robert Palmer, 1008 Madera Lane, said the residents on the entire block object to this installation, and that their property is in an industrial area, and may be sold in a short time. e In answer to a question from Mrs. Hayward, Public Works Director said there had been a real dFainage problem in this area which has apparently been alleviated in the past few years. Mrs. Beal asked for a report from the County Sanitarian. The Public Works Director said a decision on the project should be made within thirty days to get into the next summer construction schedule. I Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to table this project, pending a report from the County Sanitarian about problems with septic tanks in the neighborhood. Mr. Teague asked if a Planning Commission report concerning the alleged future industrial uses would not also be pertinent. Mrs. Hayward agreed to include this suggestion in the motion. The question was called on'the motion.' Motion carried. In answer to a question from the Council, Mr. Gerald Davis from Lane County Sanitarian office said they could have a report to the Council before its meeting of April 28, 1969. The Planning Director said they could also furnish the requested information by that date. Council Bill No. 8813 - Adopting plans and specifications was held over until Council Bill No. 8812 is heard at the meeting of April 28, 1969. Council Bill No. 8814 - Sanitary Sewer in the area bounded by a line 160' northeast of Bethel Drive on the north and east; by Roosevelt Boulevard on the sou~h; and by the Oregon Electric Railway right of way on the west was submitted and read in full.- This area was also left until this ;year because of concern for financial impact upon abutting property owners who will be assessed cost of sewers. The City Manager read letters from property owners, both in favor and against construction of sanitary sewers. I Mrs. Sue Eatmon, Rt. 1, Box 1033W, Veneta, Mrs. Elaine Getty, 1948 Crane.Lane, Mi. Bill J. Graham,' 1)1965 Crane Lane and Mr. Robert C. Collett, 1928 Crane Lane, objected to installation of sewers in this area, saying it was zoned industrial, and they felt their homes were not destined to remain long enough to pay the assessment.. - '.' Melvin Pantle, property owner in the ?rea, objected to the sewer construction, saying his septic tanks were in good operation and there was no need for sewers. In answer to a question from Mrs. Hayward, the Public Works Director said there had been a real drainage problem in this area, which has apparently been alleviated in the pas't few years. Garfield and Crane Lane could be eliminated from the system. '. Mrs. Beal asked for a report from the Counth Sanitarian. The Public WOFks Director said a decision on tHe project should be made within thirty days to get into the next.summer construction schedule. jJThe question was called on the motion. Motion carried. II In answer to a ques.tion from the Council, Mr. Gerald navis from the Lane County Sanibarian office said ,they could have a report to the Council before its meeting of April 28. The Planning Director said they could also furnish the re~uested information by that date. I Council Bill No. 8815 - Adopting plans and specifications for sanitary sewer in the area bounded by a line 160' northeast of Bethel Drive on ithe north and east; by Roosevelt Boulevard on the south; and by Oregon Electric RR right of way on the west was held over until Council Bill No. 8814 is read . at the meeting of. April 28. Council Bill No. 8816 - Sidewalk on Broadview Street From Hawkins Bouleva~d to Sunrise Boulevard was submitted and read in full. e ;1 ~ 4/14/69 - 25